HEY /leftpol/ when did you realize that the most successful "socialist" country wasn't socialist at all, but rather Fascist.
When will you stop being backwards globalist shills and join the F/U/T/U/R/E as F.T. Marinneti, G. Gentile and A. de Ambris imagined it?! Remember, there is no left or right, just different shades of Fascist.
at last I see
It is not your eyes that deceive you, but you yourself, your tongue so silver and bold. Like every westerner, too filled with sloth to act and change, but stuck in one place like a nail in a coffin he made for himself.
ACT! Admit to yourself you are a fascist.
Nice word salad, faggot. Now kill yourself.
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yugofag is more entertaining with every day passing.
This was indeed part of their electoral platform but in case you didn't notice, the Fascists eventually ruled as an authoritarian single-party state so it's pretty much irrelevant.
Nigga, literally one the first things Fascist Italy did was try to invade Greece. Ethiopia and Albania would soon follow, not mentioning the brutal pacification campaigns in Libya. Also, they kind of associated with, you know, the ones responsible for starting WWII.
Blackshirts originated as strikebreakers hired by landowners to brutalize organized labor. Once in power, Fascists unsurprisingly outlawed unions and made it illegal to strike.
"Denial" - First barrier the cappie society set to blind the Coming Man from rising from his JudeoFinancial slavery.
Next step is apologism. See you in a few months - if you are brave enough to read about it.
LMAO. I mean it's definitely impossible to not globalize capital, so credit to anyone who tries nonetheless, but Mussolini and especially Tito was a gigantic globalizer of productive relations he saw, so much that he made use of international credit even more than western liberal democracies.
I will also never stop posting this whenever Yugocucks and Titoids are on their bullshit: insurgentnotes.com
go on, im all convinced now!
I don't think you know what that word you think you know means.
A glorious death for a glorious man.
Isn't it funny how /leftpol/ always praises the works of Mafiosi Collaborators and Western Liberal Imperialists. Really makes me think…
Do go on.
Stop making shit threads
You realise the fascism Marinetti envisioned was completely different from what actually happened cos Mussolini a shit right? Marinetti because more and more estranged from the party and was imprisoned eventually
I know, I am the sole reincarnation of Marinetti, and I have returned to avenge my past life and create a world-wide war which will rage eternal, the Hygiene of the world, to bolster the speed and patriotism of the future.
Today, the Earth.
Tomorrow, the Stars.
Intergalactic Space Jihad draws nearer!
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The system proposed in the fascist manifesto wasn't written by Mussolini. Yugoslavia was a complete failure, 16% unemployment rate and it would 30% if Tito didn't encourage people working in foreign countries. Tito was an ok lad but Marxism-Leninism was the real path not Market-cuck socialism
fuck you leftie losers, fascist market socialism will win
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reminder that bashing the fash isn't necessary
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Oh come on, that's clearly the same voice actress!
Again we're tasked with defending a small businessman and his jewellers shop, this time so he can launder stolen goods for Freedom. Pretty lame, but it's made up for by a mission where you have to rescue kidnapped sex slaves from the Mall Rats and butcher the Corporation suits making use of them.
Haha, very funny Rockstar, though I think I preferred that era's moral panic about videogames to today's culture war.
Anyway, I stopped playing as Libra after a while, but we'll see more of her next level.
Of course, all the times we the player killed civilians, it was okay, because /we/ had good intentions.
I just wish that the fun of this segment had been distributed a bit more evenly over the rest of Revolution mode, because helping the red-masked insurgents fight it out with the corporation troops is some great wish-fulfillment material.
Finally, you destroy the heart of the corporate presence in the mall, and complete your first level. Next time, we'll be taking to the streets. I won't spend so much time on each of the other areas, but I wanted to clue you in on how the game worked in general. Each level works quite similarly and there are a lot of filler missions, but I'll cover the ones I found interesting.
Somewhat unimaginative, but I guess they can't go too far wrong with a compilation of money shots. Our real reward though is the aforementioned Spanky.
Spanky is well-placed to liberate Chinatown, because as you can see, much of your work here involves the two gangs which populate the area. Much like GTA, each gang in the game is racially segregated and color coded, with the 3rd Street Killas apparently being huge Chicago Bulls fans, because, you know, they're the black gang.
While we're on the subject, Spanky certainly looks the part as a gang member, but I'm not sure I buy him as a community organiser. Indeed, your response to the gang warfare is constrained by the genre, and at one point you even incite greater violence through a staged massacre when Freedom faces the threat of a combined front. This certainly brings to mind the criticisms by Phase Future, and is in fact identical to a mission in GTA III given to you by that game's Donald Trump analogue. (yes, I will cover GTA at some point)
After you derail the truce, the Jade Hill Boyz ask for a meeting and protest they're just trying to protect their neighbourhood, and the Killaz are in league with the Corporation, so you join up with them and destroy the Killaz hideout in Chinatown.
It's hardly a class-concious solution to gang violence, but it's a given that a game like this requires you to turn your brain off a little, and there are still good times to be had, like an escort mission where you're tasked with rescuing a high-ranking Corporation Enforcer accused of embezzlement, the ultimate crime in this world, with the upside being he brings his shotgun and is capable of defending himself.
In return, his intel helps set up a mission where you assassinate a European banker willing to help the Corporation expand overseas, so apparently they're limited to the former United States, which matches the old ATO moniker.
One slightly humorous objective is helping to steal bank records from the Corporation, then blowing up the building to cover your tracks. Unfortunately for Spanky, some glitch with the bomb crate means it wouldn't detonate until it was put down and picked back up.
Most important though are the missions that involve meeting Freedom's leader Marcus Washington. Of course, he has the same character model as every other revolutionary, but the Corporation still manage to track him down and try to kill him constantly. You're tasked with protecting him on his way to the Temple to deliver a speech, but he only gets as far as: [clip] before the Corporation break up the rally and stop us finding out Freedom's ideology. Later on, a traitor sells out the location of the safehouse, and we have to rescue Washington with a teargas grenade launcher, a weapon which only exists in this mission, but presumably was intended to feature more in the original ATO riots plan for the game.
In the overarching plot of Chinatown, the Josef Mengele inspired corporation doctors are at it again, and you uncover a plot by the sinister Dr. Hunter to implant nanotech chips into the population, similar to the ones used by the corporation forces but with a psychoactive mind control element. In practice, this is an excuse for a riot section where everyone on the street is potentially trying to kill you, until you blow up the control unit hidden in the Temple.
After dealing with all the other missions, though, you discover the Corporation District HQ is hosting a transmitter big enough to affect the whole city, so in an epic finale you have to fight your way through legions of guards and mindcontrolled civilians to take it down. Oh, well, actually you can just take the grenade launcher right away and just run right for the building, but nobody forced me to take the cheap way out.
Halfway through now, and our next unlock is Freak.
Thankfully, Stellaris is one of few games to have an option to change the UI scaling, so good work Paradox! Unfortunately I can't give the same compliment to Sony Vegas.
Jesus, so much for my worldbuilding, seems like we're more like AnCap-athi
Science ships soon locate interesting features on other planets, and show us which ones are suitable for colonisation. Finding extraterrestrial life is somewhat underwheming when it turns out to be just a bunch alien!… microrganisms. Then we find some alien animals… Kinda cool I guess? However, it's not long before we encounter some strange jellyfish-like ships in our territory, which turn out to be… harmless space whales.
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